| Prefabricated steel buildings | Warehouses, workshops, logistics facilities, agricultural buildings and industrial plants | Structural carbon steel; commonly ASTM A36, ASTM A572 Grade 50, S275 or S355 | Single- or multi-span layouts; building widths and heights are engineered according to loading, site conditions and local codes | Load calculations, connection design, dimensional inspection, welding procedure qualification and coating inspection |
| Welded H-beams and built-up sections | Heavy industrial buildings, high-load columns, portal frames, platforms and bridges | ASTM A36, ASTM A572 Grade 50, S275JR, S355JR or equivalent grades | Custom web and flange dimensions; plate thickness and member length are selected by structural calculation | Automatic submerged-arc welding, ultrasonic testing where specified, flange alignment and weld visual inspection |
| Hot-rolled sections | Columns, beams, bracing, mezzanines, equipment supports and general structural framing | Universal beams, channels, angles and hollow sections in carbon or low-alloy structural steel | Standard mill-produced profiles; member lengths are commonly cut to project requirements | Mill certificates, chemical analysis, tensile testing, dimensional checks and traceability records |
| Steel trusses and space frames | Large-span roofs, sports facilities, exhibition halls, terminals and industrial roofs | Circular hollow sections, square or rectangular hollow sections, angles and welded plates | Span, geometry and member sizes are customized to roof loads, deflection limits and architectural requirements | Node and connection design, geometric control, weld inspection and trial assembly when required |
| Steel platforms and industrial structures | Factory platforms, stair towers, pipe racks, maintenance walkways and equipment supports | Carbon steel, galvanized steel or painted structural steel, subject to the project environment | Includes beams, grating, handrails, stairs, base plates and bolted or welded connections | Slip resistance, guardrail dimensions, weld quality, anchor-bolt positioning and load verification |
| Steel towers and support structures | Lighting towers, communication supports, utility structures and industrial support frames | Structural carbon steel, low-alloy steel and galvanized components where corrosion protection is required | Designed for wind, ice, seismic and equipment loads according to the installation location | Bolt torque control, verticality checks, galvanizing thickness measurement and foundation interface inspection |
| CNC cutting and plate processing | Base plates, stiffeners, gusset plates, connection plates and custom structural components | Carbon steel, low-alloy structural steel and weather-resistant steel where specified | Plasma, flame or laser cutting selected according to plate thickness, accuracy and production volume | CAD/CAM data control, cut-edge inspection, hole-position checks and dimensional verification |
| Welding and fabrication | Assembly of beams, columns, frames, trusses, plates and fabricated structural modules | Weldable structural steels compatible with the specified welding procedure | Processes may include GMAW, FCAW, SMAW and submerged-arc welding depending on component design | Qualified welding procedures, approved welders, preheat control, visual testing and non-destructive testing when specified |
| Surface preparation and coating | Protection of structural steel for indoor, outdoor, coastal and industrial environments | Paint systems, hot-dip galvanizing or duplex systems selected by exposure category | Abrasive blasting, primer application, intermediate coats and topcoats according to the corrosion specification | Surface cleanliness assessment, dry-film thickness measurement, adhesion checks and repair documentation |
| Engineering, detailing and project documentation | Design development, fabrication drawings, quantity take-offs, installation planning and export documentation | Design basis may use local building codes, Eurocodes, AISC provisions or other approved project standards | Typical deliverables include calculations, shop drawings, erection drawings, packing lists and inspection records | Drawing revision control, design review, material traceability, inspection and test plans, and final quality dossiers |